MacOSX “Command+F” Keyboard Shortcut

MacOSX and related operating systems provide keyboard shortcuts with the Command key which is heavily used for different shortcut definitions. The Command+F keyboard shortcut is defined and used to open the Find Box or Search Box . The opened box provides both functionalities to find files and folders or search them. This box can be search and find words, phrase, in a document or a web page URL, etc.

MacOSX “Command+F” Keyboard Shortcut

Find Specified Text In the Current Document Word, Excel with “Command+F”

When pressed in the Word, Excel or similar document application it shows the search box. This search box can be used to put some text and search along the document. There are different search options about the search box like “search forward” , “search backward”, “search caseinsensitive” etc.

Find Specified Text In the Current Web Page with “Command+F”

When pressed in the Web browser like Safari, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, the Search Box is opened. The search term is typed into this box and all search results are listed and highlighted.

Find Specified Text In the Current Web Page

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